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I made this recipe for my brother's birthday. I have only made cheesecake from a box before this. It was a super easy recipe. Everyone loved it and wanted seconds, but I had only made 1 cheesecake. From those who tasted it, I have already been asked to make this cheesecake for 3 other birthdays coming up!!! Love, love, love this recipe. Thanks for sharing ClawDeeuH!!!
Not only was this a georgeous presentation with very clear cut and easy to follow directions but the cake was FABULOUS! Will definately make again. Wish I could give it more stars. My husband is a strawberry cheesecake conniosour and nearly cried when he ate it. I don't even like cheesecake and I'm ready for my second piece!
I replaced graham crackers with petit bueres ground with cinnamon added and added more butter to the crust. Used the rind of one small letmon, which was about 1/2 teaspoon less than called for and baked in a water bath at exactly the temperatures listed... Absolutely no cracking. FANTASTIC! Thank you!
Let me start by saying this is not the first cheesecake I made. I have always made the ones that take more sour cream then cheese and have to wait days to be able to even eat the thing. Those were always good and I always got compliments on them.
This one? OMG! The ease of this recipe had me in doubts as to what it would turn out like. I have to say this is the best so far cheesecake recipe I have ever made! The cheesecake taste, I think, better than the ones that takes days to cure without the long wait. I did make mine in the morning and it was ready for dinner dessert.
For those reviewers that read about someone having cracks, just use the humid box method of putting a pan of boiling water underneath the cake as it is baking. NEVER open the door or turn on the light until it's done baking. Follow those two simple steps and you won't have a crack one.
This recipe was well written and the results could speak for themselves if my family didn't devour the cake in one setting! Oh I used fat free everything and splenda and still this cake came out great. Also, do not use splenda for the strawberry syrup. It doesn't work... lol If you can't have sugar try using a strawberry crystal lite drink mix and double the water and use cornstarch as ClawDeeuh instructed.. it works very well....
ClawDeeuh... I wish I could give this more stars! I am going to try to make this a base recipe for a German chocolate cheesecake next week will report back with how that goes.. lol Thank you again for a great recipe!
Since this was my 1st attempt at a "real" cheesecake, I chose this one since it seemed to be ALOT of "first attempts" for people. It turned out wonderful! The timing is perfect with well written instructions. I plan to bring it to my FIL for Valentine's Day. My DH and DD(especially!) seem to be pleased with the "taste" that they got, so I cannot wait to present this to him. Thank You so much!!
This is the first time I have ever made a cheesecake that actually needed to be baked. It was fantastic and easy enough my 3 year old could help me. The lemon was great (I used the zest of 1 large lemon - not sure exactly how much that was). I used a pre-made pie crust and would recommend if you do that, buy the extra-large one. I couldn't quite fit all the filling into the small one.
Great recipe, I use fresh strawberries and mash them in a food processors, the flavor is wonderful!
It was very good and easy to make, I gave it 4 out of 5 because it just wasnt as good as some but was very good. Thanks
Excellent cheesecake! The crust was very crumbly though...i am not sure if my grahm crackers were stale or if perhaps there was not enough butter. Overall it was still an excellent and simple recipe!


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Connect any celebrity with Warren Beatty to see how closely they are linked... romantically!
Whoever made all these dating enteres I think he may have had less then 20 relationships. Most were pictures taken.
His true love was Julie Christie. He would refer to her as his wife and asked her to marry him a bunch of times but she always turned him down.
Once, one of Hollywood's most notorious womanizers ( although he practised serial monogamy). Proof that real love can change a man.
Britt Ekland and Cher both said in interviews that they didn't sleep with Warren and see him as a waste of time. It's not said that Warren slept with all of these women!
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Qué buen gusto tuvo Warren de irse con Annette Bening, yo hubiera hecho lo mismo.
No me extraña que Warren Beatty perdiera algo de su cabeza viendo la carita maravillosa de Julie Christie, ¡guapa!
Warren was very much the lady's man maybe he would like me :)
Man, he has seen more women than most people on the planet.
Someone forgot to mention Suzanna York from Kaleidescope. I think it is his best movie as an actor., ....and it makes me think he could play James Bond. Seems like this list has been updated. I'd put my picture there, but i plan on being the last.
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How to Make Lotion Bars – The Perfect Gift (Even If It's For Yourself!)
Somewhere between the simplicity of making facial masks and the distant and far-off world of precision artisanal soap-making live a few homemade pursuits that I've yet to try. They're in that gray, hazy land of "Am I Really Capable of Doing This Without Breaking My Kitchen?"
Crafting cosmetics. That's one thing. Lotion bars used to live there, too.
If you know what I'm talking about, you'll be happy to hear this: Homemade lotion bars are easier than tying your own shoes. I mean that literally. (I'm also pretty bad at shoe tying, though.)
No longer do you have to worry about breaking your kitchen.
It is a cinch to make lotion bars yourself.
How To Make Lotion Bars For Yourself or Someone Else (Maybe)
These lotion bars weren't ever supposed to be for me (until I made more later). I've had this grand plan for some time to make matching lotion bars and bath fizzies for my nephews.
On a whim, I picked up cute little molds on Amazon a year ago, and they've been waiting for me to use them ever since.
Simple Lotion Bar Recipe
Equal parts:
- beeswax, shea butter, and sweet almond oil (or any other carrier oil your heart desires)
- 15 drops essential oil of your choice (optional)
First, you need to know that I did this the very imprecise and unscientific way. I have no kitchen scale, so I estimated.
Theoretically, you're supposed to weigh out your three ingredients so they all measure the same (3 oz is a good place to start for a largeish-sized bar).
Instead, I grated my beeswax and smushed it down it in a measuring cup. It came to just about 1/2 c.
So I used 1/2 c. as the basis for my other ingredients, using 1/2 c. oil and just under 1/2 c. shea butter (because the shea butter is more dense and heavy).
Now that you know how I measured it – and that you shouldn't be afraid of doing it yourself like this, if you don't have a kitchen scale – here's how it goes down once you get into the making of it.
In a double boiler (or a fashioned double boiler out of a small pot resting just above a large pot that's filled with some water), heat the water to nearly boiling. Make sure, if you're fashioning a double boiler, you don't get water in your top pot, as that could really mess up your recipe.
Here's what my jerry-rigged double boiler looks like (because I was too lazy to fish through my pot cabinet to find the real thing):
The water in the bottom pot should be steaming now, at which point you want to add your beeswax.
Stir the beeswax around a bit until it starts to melt, and pour in the oil.
Continue stirring everything until the beeswax has melted thoroughly.
Only then do you dump in the shea butter.
Shea butter's a little finicky, and if you heat it too high or too long, it'll turn grainy on you. That's why you want to wait until the end to heat it up.
And it melts fast.
So pop that smooth stuff into your mixture:
And stir and stir and stir.
Once the shea butter has completely melted, and your lotion-bar-to-be mixture is thoroughly incorporated, move the pot from the heat, over to where your chosen molds are.
(Not sure what to use for a mold when you make lotion bars? You can use anything. Silicone ice cube trays, bread pans, Altoid tins, muffin cups/tins. Whatever. If you use something larger, like a bread pan, all you need to do is then slice it into more manageable pieces.)
So quickly, before it starts to cool and set, you want to pour it into your mold.
While it starts to cool, but WAY before it sets, drop in your essential oil(s) and stir with a toothpick. I was running a bit behind, due to trying to take photos of the process, so I almost waited too long. (They turned out absolutely perfect, though, so don't fret.)
Then you can pop your mold into the freezer for faster setting time. (Or just leave them on the counter to set up for a few hours.)
And then 15 minutes later, pop them out and you have …
I got a little overzealous there on one of the fishies, and instead of banging on the bottom of the mold to get it to slide out, I stuck in a butter knife. Oops.
Also, originally I had thought that the two sides would fuse together to make one big lotion bar, but that didn't happen at all. In retrospect, it's better that way. My nephews fight about who gets what, if they don't get the exact same thing. This way, they each get a car and they each get a fishie.
I LOVE TO MAKE LOTION BARS. It's official.
I Love Lotion Bars So Much, I Had to Make My Own
Yes, there was a lot of jealousy on my part once I saw how freaking cool homemade lotion bars are, and that my nephews get some and I don't. So I made my very own grown-up version.
Maybe I'll share the exact recipe soon, but I'm calling it Nutty Butt Butter, because it's made with nut oils (hazelnut, tamanu, argan oil), cocoa butter, coffee, and rose geranium and cypress essential oils. All the ingredients equal a soft butt (and thighs) and less cellulite!
My piece-de-resistance:
And any time there's a recipe like this, someone always asks, "Where should I buy all this stuff?" The answer is: Mountain Rose Herbs or your local natural foods store.
If You Don't Want to DIY It …
… I will tell you exactly where to buy it: Made On.
Renee of Made On (HardLotion.com) recently sent me some of her lotion bars and I've been in soft, supple skin heaven since. Absolutely some of the best lotion bars I've ever held in my hands. And the best part about it is, there's a date on everything you receive so you know exactly when it was made. Oh wait. That's not the best part.
The best part is: Made On only uses healthy, natural ingredients. Example: The Au Chocolat hard lotion (my favorite) has beeswax, cocoa butter, and coconut oil in it. That's it. No preservatives. Nothing icky at all.
It's the kind of company we want to support wholeheartedly. So if you don't DIY your lotion bars, but still want some, definitely check out Made On. (And peek at her other products, like natural diaper rash cream, hair butter, and soaps.)
Really, receiving those bars from Renee just kicked my butt into gear so I'd try making my own, so it's imperative to give her a shout out both for her inspiration and her excellent products.
(I also REALLY loved the peppermint lip balm and calendula goat's milk soap, just for the record.)
Lotion Bars: The Perfect Gift
So I'm thinking these are the perfect Christmas gift for friends. My Nutty Butt Butter, especially.
If you've ever made your own lotion bars, do you have any tips or recipes you want to share with us?
And if you haven't made them … are you ready yet? It's almost winter! The PERFECT time to get prepared for dry skin is now.
PS – Nutty Butt Butter
(I had to say it again, because it makes me laugh)
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Hi There, I love these lotions bars. SO much so that I posted a link to this post on
Who knew that it could be so easy! I'd love an update when you try the vegan alternative to beeswax. Making one's own products has so many benefits … not only can we get exactly the fragrance and shape that we want but we control the ingredients. No toxic chemicals or "unknowns". I'm so glad that a link to this post was shared on our Meet & Greet. Thank you for sharing this recipe with us!
Cocoa butter and shea are comedogenic and I can't use them. Do you know of any non-comedogenic ingredients that I can sub??
You have probably found the aver to your question regarding the exchange of shea butter and cocoa butter but I thought I would share since others may wonder as well. Mango butter is a great sub.
Great recipe! You may want to try out Marula oil or Baobab oil in your recipe. These both are great for the skin (Marula is actually higher than sweet almond in Oleic acid which your skin LOVES), while Baobab is similar to argan oil in it's fatty acid make up. Both are awesome in soaps.
How can I give the lotion bar some color?
Commercial food dyes probably work, but that's not such a good idea if you're trying to go organic. I know turmeric makes a nice yellow, and beet juice is good for pinks and reds…Maybe someone else has suggestions for the cooler end of the spectrum? :)
Commercial food dyes would not work! They contain water and oil and water do not mix and is definitly not a good idea if you're going for a lotion bar that is all oil. It wouldn't harden right it would be runny. I would try some dry powder organic dyes, like for baking, not sure which because I haven't looked into coloring my lotion bars but that would be the way to go.
Most of the other recipes for lotion bars that I have found use coconut oil instead of a liquid oil (e.g. almond oil) like you do. Have you had any problems with your bars being too soft or melting? Do you find that the lotion absorbs easily into your skin? I'd appreciate any thoughts you have, especially if you have also made these bars with coconut oil in the past.
I ask because I would prefer not to use coconut oil (I love almond oil for skin products!). Thanks for your help!
ok, rookie here. Are lotion bars used as soap, or rubbed on dry skin for lotion?
they are used just like lotion, rub them on your skin as you would a soap bar but instead its lotion. No water needed.
How do you package the lotion bars you make in a mold? It just seems they would be hard to use not being in some type of container. I was thinking of making them and putting them in tins as small gifts for the staff in the doctor's office, insurance office etc.
Also, what type of essential oil would you suggest for men?
I like to use old mint tins and travel soap containers for packaging. Protect them from heat. :)
just read on another website you can sub soy wax for the beeswax!!!
Ooo I love how you added the coffee beans. I'm going to have to give that a go!
I just made these for the first time. They are great and only took half an hour to make! I used silicone ice cube trays in different fun shapes. Looking forward to handing out extras to my friends!!
Dear CrunchyBetty… I think I have a crunchy crush on your blog. ;) I've been making some of my own products for a little while and saw the picture with the whole coffee beans in the lotion bar. Imagine my delight when I also saw the little egg shapers, since I JUST ordered some of these (bear & bunny) for my 5 year old. I can't wait to try your recipe with these.
im having the issue that no matter how much mango extract i use i cant get the lotion bar to smell like like mango (im using the recepie of bees wax,almond oil, and shea butter)can anyone help?
Shea butter has a strong nutty scent, if its all natural unrefined, and mango oil/butter doesn't really have a scent. But if your mango extract actually smells like mango, I have never used it before, than I would suggest using a different butter so it doesn't mask the smell of the mango extract and also it takes a lot of essential oil to scent a batch of product and the bigger the batch the more you will need to use, essential oils loose scent over time so they tend to fade quickly.
Oh my I love those molds! I have 3 kids and I love to impress them with soaps and bath bombs in different shapes. Could do please tell me where I can find those mold or similar ones. Thank you.
Try wish.com they have a ton of molds for CHEAP. And shipping is only $1 to $2 per item. Be advised though most of the stuff ship's from China so orders usually take 2 to 4 weeks. But it's def worth the wait. I bought a heart mould for $2 and same mould sold @ Wal-Mart and Amazon for almost $12 plus $4+ shipping. Wish also has a ton of other items. My family lives to shop there.
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Can you add the essential oils before pouring? And can you use fragrance oils as well?
You should add the essential oils as it's cooling, because they are so delicate if you add them when the mixture is right off the stove it will destroy the properties of the essential oils and there will be no scent or benefit from the essential oil. So it's best to add it towards the end of the cooling process, and the scent of essential oils does fade after awhile no matter how much you add or how cool the mixture is when you add that's just how they are.
I love your website also it is great. I made the lotion bars and used coconut oil but they are very soft and mushy even after setting for a while is it because I used coconut oil instead of the almond oil?
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hi !! I made these and they turned out sticky and tacky. did I add too much bees wax? can I fix them by adding more cocoa butter or shea butter or oil???? help!
I came across your site today while looking up lotion bars and a problem I have using honey. I have tried adding raw honey to my lotion bars twice now. The recipe is 1/4 cup each of shea butter, coconut oil and beeswax, 1 tbsp olive oil and 1 1/2 tbsp raw honey. It makes about 6 lotion bars and the last 2-3 have gooey honey on the bottom and I have to throw them out. The second time I made it I stirred each time I poured into a different mold. Still the last two were the same with the gooey honey on the bottom. I melt the shea butter and beeswax then stir in the rest of ingredients. What am I doing wrong? I really really like these lotion bars but I don't like waisting so much. I hope you read this and can help me. I noticed the posts are from quite a while ago. Thanks!
In my research, I've found that it's not advisable to use honey in these types of products for the exact reason you are stating – it separates. Also, your butter, oil and beeswax should be equal parts, so either leave out the olive oil or put in 1/8 cup olive oil & 1/8 cup coconut oil to make up your 1/4 cup.
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Abstract:The use of wet electrostatic precipitators (WESP) as secondary scrubbers for the removal of fine particle emissions from biosolids incinerators is increasing. Since 1990, fifteen (15) biosolids incinerators have been retrofitted with WESPs. In all of these applications WESPs have been installed downstream of the existing venturi scrubbers. The data from these installations show that the particulate matter and metal emissions from the biosolids incinerators can be significantly reduced with the installation of WESPs. The average particle emission rate from the biosolids incinerators equipped with WESPs is 0.19 lb/ton dry biosolids incinerated with a range of 0.02 to 0.27 lb/ton. The WESP metal removal efficiencies also show a wide range of performance. The significant factors affecting the collection efficiencies for particles and metals are the concentration of pollutants in the gas stream, secondary voltage and size of the WESP. Although, the WESP was a proven technology in other applications, there was no reliable data to size equipment for a desired performance for biosolids incinerators in the 1980's. In 1989, an extensive pilot test was conducted to develop the necessary data for sizing WESP at the City of Erie Wastewater Treatment Plant (CEWWTP). Based on this data the Erie Sewer Authority (ESA) has retrofitted two multiple hearth furnaces with WESPs for the reduction of particle and metal emissions. These WESPs have been extensively tested for the collection efficiencies for particles, various metals and condensable compounds.
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By Jon Pratt. Photos by Justin Steiner.
Devin Lenz built his first full suspension bike in 1996, and started selling his frames the following year. Lenz started with mid-travel cross-country and trail bikes and quickly dialed up the squish with his gravity rigs. Lenz entered the 29er market in 2004 when he saw an emerging niche he could fill.
What are Devin's goals when designing a bike? Simply put, simplicity, lightweight, and stiffness. It's pretty straightforward thinking. Devin puts these design principles into all his bikes, including the Mammoth: a sturdy 5-inch-travel trail bike built around a linkage-driven single pivot.
The Mammoth inherits its DNA from two popular Lenz 29er models: the Behemoth, the first long travel all-mountain 29er, and the more cross- country oriented Leviathan 29×4.0. The Mammoth is designed to tackle technical terrain while still being light enough for all-day epic rides.
Lenz would rather not build a complete bike, preferring to sell the frame and shock to a shop and allowing it to be customized to the rider's needs. That said, he will sell a complete build when one is requested. My complete Mammoth came with: a Fox RP23 shock, White Brothers 140mm LOOP fork, Terry Fly Saddle, Maxxis Ardent tires, Truvativ XO brakes and drivetrain, and DT Swiss XM 490 wheels. A very respectable build.
I had the pleasure of riding the Mammoth over varied terrain and found the bike to perform as advertised. Being the kind of rider who takes the more aggressive technical line whenever possible, and loving to sprint up hills when I've got gas left in the tank, the Mammoth was well suited to my needs from our very first outing. It glided over my favorite trails, and responded confidently when I ventured off the beaten path and encountered the unexpected trail feature.
The simple suspension design mated with the LOOP and RP23 worked well. The LOOP is incredibly stiff and responsive, even if it's pretty noisy during its rebound stroke. Once I put it through a few rocky sections I never wondered if I would be sent flying off in the wrong direction…just point and go. The rear suspension design felt pretty spot-on as well. Because of the low placement of the main pivot, the rear wheel maintained traction during technical climbs, and the RP23 was able to handle larger bumps at speed. I didn't notice any significant pedal bob while climbing.
The 69° headtube angle isn't too slack to prohibit efficient climbing, but is slack enough to encourage forays down the mountain at speeds not comfortable, or safe, on steeper bikes. The 444mm chainstays felt perfect on the Mammoth, keeping the bike stabile during descents but never adversely affected the front end on tight, switchback climbs.
It's worth mentioning that the bottom bracket is pretty high for this type of bike. The Mammoth's high bottom bracket is not ideally suited to carving through corners. Its strength is in ground clearance. A half-inch can make the difference between getting through a tough section and hitting a pedal at the most inopportune time.
There are some things that I'd like to see in the next generation of the Mammoth: a rear thru-axle, which Lenz is planning to include, and water bottle cage mounts that allow me to run a standard cage and bottle under the downtube. The high placement of the mounts on my large frame forced me to use a shorter bottle in the cage than I'm accustomed to. Lenz told me he is looking into this. That being said, the medium and small frames will not accommodate a water bottle.
I really love the anodizing and the extremely low-key graphics on the Mammoth. Unfortunately it sounds like the anodized graphics are going to be replaced with a similarly designed sticker. It turns out the etching of the logo and graphics is an incredibly difficult process. I hope Lenz can find a way to either mimic the subtle graphics or figure out a way to keep doing what he's been doing. Time will tell.
I dig this bike, in all its simplicity and toughness. The Mammoth is ideal for the rider who takes the technical line while everyone else chooses the easy route. Add in its climbing prowess and this is a great all-around trail bike that's incredibly fun to ride.
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- Head Angle: 69 degrees
- Seat Tube Angle: 73.8 degrees
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- Chainstay Length: 17.5 inches, 444mm
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First impression: Lynskey Pro29 FS-120
By Jon Pratt. Photos by Adam Newman.
Mark Lynskey from Lynskey Performance stopped by the Dirt Rag office a few weeks ago to hang out, shoot the shit and sample some of the local trails. After a fun-filled day he needed to get on the road, but we wanted some extra time on his personal rig… the 120mm full suspension, titanium Pro29 FS-120 he had with him. So, while he was packing up to leave we used some tried and true misdirection techniques to distract him, and bam… he left the bike in the basement. Score.
What is that you say? A full suspension 29-inch Lynskey? Yep. The Pro29 FS-120 has been available to the public for about four months. Mark has been riding prototypes of the current model for the last few years. Lynskey, well known for its hardtail titanium bikes, has been interested in developing a full suspension model for a long time, but there were a few hurdles to getting started in the full suspension game.
Building a system from the ground up is expensive and time consuming. Time wasn't something Lynskey Performance had any extra of. The hardtail design and production was absorbing most of it. In addition, before work can even be started there needs to be an in-depth discovery phase to make sure you aren't using any patented technologies in your suspension design. Fortunately there are people like David Earle from the Sotto Group.
To put it simply, David Earle knows his stuff. David has worked for many years as an engineer in companies such as Bontrager Cycles, Santa Cruz Bicycles and Specialized, as well as with Lockheed Missiles and Space. He's been heavily involved in developing suspension technologies like VPP and Switch, and along the way has designed some pretty killer bikes like the Nomad, VP-Free, and P3 to name a few.
Lynskey wanted the bike to be bulletproof and the suspension to work from the very first build. To borrow an old adage, "First Impressions are Lasting Impressions". So they brought in Earle who designed the suspension around Lynskey's desire for a cross country bike meant not for the XC racer, but more for the aggressive trail rider. Earle provided the pivot point locations and the size and valving for the shock. Lynskey designed the bike around those specifications.
The culmination of this partnership is the Pro29 FS-120, a bike at home on singletrack with moderately difficult technical features. It is designed to be stable while climbing and quick but not twitchy. Limiting pedal bob while climbing is achieved through the high main pivot that sits forward of the bottom bracket. Also 50 percent of the rear travel sees the axle moving backwards, pulling the tire into the dirt.
In addition to the suspension design, Lynskey wanted a bike that was stiff but not uncomfortably so. To achieve this Lynskey pioneered Helix tubing technology. Without going into too much detail, the helix shaped down tube balances the benefits of a round tube and a beam. Beams are good at resisting bending, while round tubes are good at resisting twisting forces. Instead of choosing one over the other, the helix shape provides both, evenly distributed along the length of the tube. In addition, the large swingarm pivot, attached to the helix down tube, uses a Shimano press-fit bottom bracket bearing. Beefy.
So how did it feel on the trail? Pretty awesome. The suspension works as designed and I didn't notice any significant pedal bob while climbing. Leaving the Fox Float CTD in trail mode seemed to tackle most of the technical lines I chose. Mark had his bike set up with a remote lock out on the Fox Float 32, which I used on several longish climbs in concert with the climb setting on the CTD shock. I did venture into some more sketchy sections and the descend mode provided just enough plushness to get me through. Pretty much anywhere I took the Pro29 the suspension systems reacted well, and there were no unwelcomed surprises.
I'm guilty of always thinking titanium and suspension won't get along, and I took the Pro29 out expecting to feel a lot of sway in the rear end, especially in some of the more bermy sections of my favorite trails. Well… not so much. The bike reacted well to quick lateral directional changes and the rear didn't take long to snap back to middle when exiting the berms. It was predictable. And that's good. I also didn't notice any significant flex while under load from hard uphill pedaling. Maybe it's the helix down tube, maybe the huge swingarm pivot… whatever it is, it works.
After about 15 minutes of adjusting to a new bike it really started feeling at home on my favorite trails. I was comfortable pushing it through some pretty aggressive sections and it handled the smooth flowy bits with ease. Good stuff Lynskey… good stuff. I was riding the 2nd generation of the Pro29 FS-120 which has the swingarm pivot built into the down tube. Gen 1 had it installed in a Ti plate above the bottom bracket. While the current Pro29 FS-120 utilizes sliding dropouts to allow for a thru axle or 9mm QR in the rear, the next generation, slated for 2014, will be fixed and accept Shimano or DT Swiss thru axles. No other changes are planned. MSRP is $5,900 with XT components (and right now it's on sale). Choosing the XTR kit adds another $1,600 to the build.Tweet
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Recently a few select, privileged, cooler-than-the-rest, Dirt Rag staffers hit up Sedona for a couple of days of fun in the desert. With the guiding hands of Matt McFee, Kevin Waterbury, and Hermosa Tours we sampled some of the best singletrack and crazy crystal-powered-UFO folklore the region has to offer. Look for the story in the new issue of the magazine:
We were stoked to rest our heads at the Red Agave Resort, from where the trail system literally flows out of the brick courtyard. Miles and miles of red rock and singletrack with sharp needle bearing cactuses penalizing any tire that roamed off the well-beaten path. Or for that matter, any body that decided to come to rest in the wrong place along the way.
Sedona turns out to be quite an interesting (strange) place when you spend some time poking around. Crystals, skulls, UFO tours, and every type of new age movement has taken hold in and around the magical Bell Rock…which contains an alien spacecraft awaiting its launching orders to go back home…if you didn't already know.
While we were there we had fun testing bikes and the vortices surrounding the town, and got to take some cool photos along the way. Enjoy a few here, then head on over to your local bike shop or newsstand to pick up a copy of the newest issue of Dirt Rag to read all about our adventures in the Valentine State. You really should grab yourself a print or digital subscription so you don't miss all the great stuff we've got planned for the coming issues.
First Impression: Pivot LES
By Jon Pratt. Photos by Justin Steiner.
The LES is Pivot Cycles' first entry into the hardtail 29er market. With a carbon frame, a slack 69.5-degree headtube angle, low 12.1" bottom bracket, short 17.1" chainstays, and weighing in at a scant 22.5 pounds, the LES is meant to be a high performance race bike that affords a smoother ride than its XC brethren. For our upcoming review we got our hands on a fully blinged-out carbon XTR build which came complete with a 100mm travel Kashima coated Fox Float 29 100mm CTD fork, XTR drivetrain and Trail brakes, 700mm carbon handlebar, and DT 240 wheels. Sexy.
On my initial outings this bike feels light, and fast. The wide 92mm press fit bottom bracket makes for a substantial bottom bracket junction which looks and feels like it will retain stiffness while putting the hammer down, and help transfer some of that energy from my legs to the gears. Matched with the Fox Float, and a stiff rear, climbing some of my favorite trails has been noticeably easier. The frame also feels pretty smooth when hitting some of the more chattery sections. All good signs for things to come.
One of the cool features on the LES is its ability to be run geared or singlespeed. While all the frames come with carbon dropouts, featuring a 142x12mm thru axel, post disc mounts, and a replaceable derailleur hanger, we also got our hands on Pivot's Swinger Kit. The kit includes cold-forged aluminum dropouts, a front derailleur plate, and caps to cover all the geared cable locations. I'm interested just how easy it is to swap between the two. And because of its slackened head tube angle and short chainstays, I'm anxious to see how well the LES performs on some of the more technical lines.
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Veronica Gunn looked back at the address on the paper, and then at the building. Although she had been in this area many times before, she had never seen this place. Club Immortality glowed from the discreet sign above the door. She couldn't imagine her friend Syn Ash in such a place, much less dating the owner. Curiosity had made her come to meet Syn and her new boyfriend, when she would have rather stayed home, curled up with her Sony e-reader.
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From her knowledge of ancient languages, she assumed it was some sort of saying, although she couldn't place the language or what it said. The ornate, fancy etchings were beautiful. Raising her hand, she touched them, tracing the shapes. A warm tingle spread along her fingers and down her hand. With a gasp, she pulled her hand back and glanced at it. Flecks of gold light circled her hand, then lowered onto it, making it tingle again. The light seemed to disappear right into her skin. Veronica twisted her hand back and forth, confused at what she had seen.
Narrowing her eyes, she reached and traced the symbols again. Nothing happened.
"You're losing it, Ronnie. Gold lights and ancient symbols. God, you need to get out more." Laughing at herself, she shook her head.
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A recent three-part blog series on ACE's Higher Education Today blog looks at financial data issues in higher education and offers insights for leaders looking to improve the way they use data in everyday decision-making.
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The Department of Education today published proposed regulations on state authorization requirements for postsecondary distance education, outlining how colleges and universities that offer online education programs to students in other states...
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